The job net can be started upon a mail receipt.
Send the following mail to the Jobscheduler exclusive user to start a job net. The keyword "msgevent" has been specified in advance. Specify a message event name which the job net to start is waiting for.
Subject:
msgevent: Message event name[:project name]
Destination:
The Jobscheduler exclusive user name specified in the Mail sheet of the Define Jobscheduler Startup Parameters window.
Contents:
(optional)
Upon receipt of this mail, the specified message event occurs and the job net starts. Checking for a new mail is executed in every 5 minutes.
Note
The first character of the subject must be a space. Some email sending software does not automatically add the required space character. In such cases, add a space after "Subject:", and then continue with the keyword "msgevent".
The mail subjects are not decoded. Therefore, only alphabetical characters can be specified for the message event and project names. If any Japanese character is used, the job net will not start even upon mail receipt.
Upon receipt of an e-mail, the whole contents of the mail are stored as a text file named "message event name.text" in the mail directory under the database directory of the installation destination. The entire mail is stored in this file. The mails with the same message event name cannot be received until this file is deleted. Usually, this file must be deleted within the job net that starts upon the mail receipt.
The files attached to the mail are decoded and stored in the mail directory under the database directory of the installation destination. If the attached file has a file name specified, this name will be used. If no file name is specified, the file name will be "message event name.binary." If the file already exists, it is overwritten.
For MIME format version 1.0, the contents of attached files are sent as the mail body contents. However, it does not support multi-part mails. Send single-part mails only.
Also note that the split mails are not supported. The split mails are treated as different mails.
Decoding of the attached files supports 7-bit, base64, quoted-printable and uuencode.
